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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue XXXXII, 9 January 1900, Page 1

ABTISTS' -REQUISITES. PAPER GS Cheerful and Bright, of the Best Designs. mm% & emoiißs + - + OF ALL KINDS. BISECT SHIPMENTS CONTINUALLY ARRIVING. PATTERNS SENT BY POST. DEVON STKEET, NEW PLYMOUTH. [BEGAD WAY, STRATFORD BOON BROS. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS OURIUE STKEET, NEW PLYMOUTH Ark prepared to undertake A LI CLASSES OF WORK in Town or Country. A Competent Staff of Men always engaged ' KtSTI MATES GIVEN. TIMBEB. JOtNEEY, Buildxks Materials, Shop and Office F'CTINGS SUPI'LIB Special :tdL -ATS. B. "WSITE'S. GLOVES HOSIERY Some very Special Job and Sample Lines, in view of Carnival Week REALLY GOOD VALUE LINOLEUMS & FLOORCLOTHS tfe'aT rati Varies BRUSSELS SQUARES Direct to my Store from the Manufacturers A FEW YiiliT DRFSSMAKING AT SKOKXEST NOTICE. tfILLINERY S® 2E§© Family Draper, New Plymouth. irn AT L tin iViiiu i ti Have just completed Sxtansive Alterations (HAVING BEEN THOIIOtTGHLY EEMODSLED AND"EKLARGED). HEW DEPARTMENT ADKBU lu TAILORING CLOTHING AND ERA 1. The N.P. Co-operative Stores are now amongst the largest and most up-to-dale Stores in the North Island 2. The Settlers of Taranaki have largely benefitted by the introduction of co-operation 8. Co-operation has caused reduction in piice of goods and enhanced the value of the staple product of the district—Butter 4. The Co-operative Stores are not ownedjor kept going for the benefit of one man or one firio,[but for the benefit of all 5. JOIN. Take a£l share (or more) ; no;; further liability 6. The more business you take to; your ownj'store jtlio greater be its success 7. Ma.- this! Whatever success the Store achieves YOU W E.VSBY SHAREHOLDER WILL PARTICIPATE THi PROFITS 8. A 1 „■ us of 2s in the £ was given on Purchases last half-year 9. Why, why, why pay more ? Be your own storekeeper. No trading stamps, no insurance, but division iO. Members can be fully equipped, promptly clothed, shod, provisioned, supplie 1 with kitchen utensils. If farmers, provided with the best Separator—the De Laval; supplied with up-to-date agricuiiural implements and farmers' requisites. Manures and Seeds for garden and paddock. Produce disposed of. READ ON. BEAD ON. BEAD ON. READ ON. BEAD ON. BEAD ON. READ ON. [READ ON. READ ON. CO-OPERATE CO-OPERATE JinSrinn" 1 pi HSi LI ] J-M* " iw IJ3 $ j f—3E L ' rpww rfr* ffii mx* pr.r& ? K'/ K> W i.il l&fcj pi uj* MMMr: ri . p-? Vi-'S Our Customers say: westfield tub.ni? manure; „ (I SATISFACTORY." " EBLIABLS." " CHOPS GOOD.'' " X)SILLS WELL." "ACTS QUICKLY AKD BEATS THE FLY." "BiITTSB SATISFIES THAH EVES." Price £6 15s. per ton, less 2>£ per cent, t <• PACKED IN VA OWT. NEW BAGS. MANUFACTURERS kempthorne,"PßOSSf; NEW ZEALAND DHUQ 00., LTD, eHowma Absoluts Superiority 9 OF Tttt Wesifieiri Manures EL THOMAS STANLEY To Aroha W., 'Writes 17th liiij, ISO 9 s "Used 4 tor.3 of your Manure for Turnips, arrived in FIRST-CLASS CON« DITION, gave me good satisfaction." 4 Head Ofllee i Customs St. East, Auckland, Vi'ofJTS i J, &t",s OteVAs. mm ©8 SAW! ty Tk9 J?, vVcj-.wi'4ivc- SeoiQfcy, JM.*; *!<n V«mm 'tM«« W4, } i all k M\w SMgfcii